[FIXED] Peer removal race #6316
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Signed-off-by: Maurice van Veen <[email protected]>
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There was a race with keeping peers up-to-date. When updating replicas of a stream up and down rapidly enough the peer state could desync since the update is handled by the meta layer, but the peer removal is handled by the stream. If the meta layer agreed on scaling the stream up to 5 replicas, but a peer removal came in after from an earlier downscale, then a server would end up with an incomplete peer list.
Since peer changes are done by the meta layer we can/should trust that does the right thing, and we don't need to fiddle by proposing peer removals ourselves.
Also, since the meta layer handles stream creates/updates and calls into
UpdateKnownPeersalready, we shouldn't then propose the peers (again) through the stream layer.Signed-off-by: Maurice van Veen [email protected]